Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-12
LOCAL JOTS.


lightful.
found full of interesting reading matter
to-day.
A large mirror was moved from the
Walker House to the Sideboard saloon
o-day.
The McFadden double "Uncle Toms
Cabin" company is the next attraction at
the Theatre.
The Mormons should all emigrate to
Canada and have a wife on either side of
the river. 1t would save them much
annoyance.
If you want to see something interest
ing and at the same time ambiguous, just
notice the expression of man who start
ed in few moments before to clean out
a newspaper Office.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.
Armstrong will be grieved to learn of the
death of their infant son Rolla. The
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon at 80 o'clock.
The new red-painted hose cart, with
beautiful span of blacks attached, and
few small boys hanging on behind, at
tracted considerable attention on Main
street this afternoon.
After an all night search, Sheriff Burt
has decided that Barney Hughes is out
of his reach. The sleepy Irishman is
probably hid up somewhere about town
and will lay low until he sees the way
clear to skip.
The little boy of Mr.. Rasmussen's, re-
Gently badly burned in a bonfire, is
getting along nicely. DR.. Beattie says
that, unless he takes a sudden change
for the worse within two or three days,
he will recover.
The funeral of Charles Smith, who
died suddenly at Alta yesterday, was
held at the undertaking establishment
of Sleeves & Son this afternoon, the Rev.
S. j. Carroll officiating. Mr.. Smith was
born and raised in New York City. He
leaves many friends, but no relatives, in
this Territory.
"John," said the cohab to his trusty
servant, as he was about to go to the
Pen, al want you to be father to my
children while l am gone" "You have
spoken too late, sir" replied the faithful
John. "Had you mentioned the matter
a few years ago, should have been only
too glad to oblige you.'
Peter Olsen, the old Swede recently ar
rested on the charge of unlawful CO.
habitation, was arraigned in the Third
District Court yesterday afternoon and
pleaded guilty to the charge. On being
asked what were his intentions as to the
future, he replied that he would obey the
l., 80 4oI /, 1,
promise Judge Zane suspended sentence.
We notice the window of the Office of
the Chicago Safe and Lock Company's
agency, Nelden q Co., printers, has lately
been adorned with the handsomest sign
in the city. The design is new and
artistic, and reflects great credit on the
artist, Mr.. Mathews, who is lately from
New York City, and now employed with
Tullidge & Co.
Frank M. DAILY, the business manager
of McFadden's Boston Double "Uncle
Hotel. He anticipates much success
and doctored up that it is as good as new.
Eva will be killed off in the early part of
AllO
Hugh Reynolds, the famous cigarette
smoker of Brooklyn, was matched against
an unknown puffer of this city few
evenings ago. The tuning was kept up
from to 10 o'clock in the evening in one
of the leading saloons. After consuming
five packages go cigarettes in thirty-ive
minutes, Reynolds was taken violently i'll
and was obliged to give up. Lecher
smoked nine packages go cigarettes in
the hour and carried off the wager.
As Mrs. Cohab. Anderson No was
being questioned by Mr.. Dickson, the
other day, she tried to evade the ques-
ton as to whether or not the defendant
had stayed all night at her house. She
at first said that she didn't t'ink much
about dose t'ings'' but when brought
down to the question she replied:
"V'ell l t'ink he have" "Whoo"
shreiked Anderson as he gave the front
of his vest terrific slap, "dot seddles it,
Pm gone to de Pen"
Miss Ellen Brown, who is in the
employ of Mrs. Fred Simon, has been
suffering slightly for the last year with
pneumonia, but paid little attention to
the matter until yesterday, when she
was seized with violent hemorrhage of
the lungs which lasted but short time.
DIR. Benedict was called in but before he
could get there she had another attack
more severe than the first. The doctor
gave her relief and left her feeling some
better last night, but the doctor was
again sent for this afternoon with word
the the girl was bleeding to death.